Showing posts with label wedding colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding colors. Show all posts

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Some colorful choices

Well, I keep putting things on pinterest, and I get so into finding and putting up everything and anything I can find, I sometimes forget that I should put some on here, too!


So, with that in mind, I present some delightful color palettes, from theknot.com, for the general perusal and enjoyment of all.


  1. Amber, Slate, and Dove (light gray)

      2. Cantaloupe, Honeydew, and Pistachio (theknot.com came up with these colors, not me, so they  have delightful and unusual names...)

I love this color selection, personally, and I love the idea of putting little lanterns on the backs of guest's chairs with ribbon.


        3. Gold and Light Blue

I'm not thrilled with the colors gold and light blue, but oh man, I am totally thrilled with that gorgeous tent and those cute light blue paper lanterns. WIN. 


        4. Gray and Sage

I love this color theme, too.

Here is an altar for the gray and sage-themed wedding.



       5. Orange, Cream and Steel




     6. Bronze, Forest Green, and Black




         7. Dusty Coral, Light Blue, and Cream


Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Sitting Pretty on the Sidelines

Hello, my buxom readers!

This is just to announce my new obsession with posting links to the side bar. Which I will continue to do. As you can see, an awesome blog link for the DIY (That's Do-It-Yourself, not Driving-Under-the-Yinfleunce) Bride has been added, and I'm sure I will be sticking more over there.

Also to come this week, a post including a check-off list for the wedding! Delicious. Also, some color palette ideas, which I will include a link to, here. As the lovely DIY Bride, Mel, says, all you have to do is search for a certain shade, season, or color collection, and, voila! A color palette is there for you. Now, color palettes are a small detail on the grand scheme of things, but every bride needs a break. I think looking up pretty colors justifies a break. As does following shiny things.